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Everyone is welcome to attend a “Rediscover Fort Worth ISD” celebration at Arlington Heights High School, this Wednesday, October 27 at 10 a.m. Guests will tour the school’s new modern instructional areas.

It’s part of the District’s “Rediscover Fort Worth ISD” initiative to showcase new construction at our schools as a result of the Capital Improvement Program approved by voters in 2017.

Visitors will see:

• Science and Agriculture Science facilities, classrooms, labs, and workshop areas perfect for hands-on learning
• A dynamic two-story library/media center with college-like collaborative spaces
• Modern learning spaces for Career & Technical Education, Fine Arts, JROTC and Special Education

The event begins at 10 a.m. with remarks by Superintendent Kent P. Scribner and Board of Education District 5 Trustee C.J. Evans.  Guests will then divide into groups for the tours. News media may receive a special tour, upon request.

Construction continues throughout the campus. The school was built in 1937; the renovation project encompasses 93,000 square feet, including the new 47,000 square foot science building and 7,250 square feet of space in the new agricultural science building.